Salsa and Japan Gyokuro
To bring out the umami in both tea and salsa: Japan Gyokuro. 14 grams in a Kyusu, 60 centigrade, 45 seconds
Gerechten: Tussendoortjes en Vegetarisch
Thee: Groen

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